Pilot Trainer Developer (Level 4)

Lockheed Martin•Fort Worth, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

You will be the Pilot Trainer Developer (Level 4) for the Training Development Team which is responsible for designing, delivering, and continuously improving advanced aerospace training solutions. As the Pilot Trainer Developer (Level 4) you will be responsible for shaping the next generation of aircrew proficiency through innovative, technology‑driven instruction.

Requirements

MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN
This position is located at a facility that requires special access.
The selected candidate must possess an active Secret clearance to start.
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college in a related discipline, or equivalent experience.
Prior military Instructor/Evaluator Pilot or Combat Systems Officer or Naval Flight Officer or Electronic Warfare Officer experience employing tactical mission systems.
Experience with developing, planning, and facilitating training.
Experience with instructing mission planning, execution, debriefing, communications and ground control element operations.
Secret Clearance required to start and the ability to obtain and maintain Top Secret Clearance per business requirements

Nice To Haves

Experience as a Formal Training Unit (FTU) or VAQ Fleet Replacement School (FRS) or Weapons School or Operational Test experience.
Experience translating a wide application of tactical aviation technical principles, theories, and concepts into training operations.
Familiarity with nascent training technologies and applications.

Responsibilities

Develop and instruct highly creative training courses for existing and developmental systems.
Provide all training to customer personnel at various locations.
Support pilot, combat systems officer, and electronic warfare officer aircrew by briefing and training test and production crews, as well as systems engineers, on aircraft and ground‑system capabilities.
Collaborate with test aircrew, engineers, and simulation technicians to design, implement, evaluate, and document training and technical publications.
Integrate the latest instructional‑design trends into training aids such as flight simulators and part‑task training devices.